ariespinoteau/clean_files_for_windows.sh

## clean_files_for_windows.sh
# Remove illegal character for windows files
# <>:"/\|?*
#
# / is being ignored as it is tricky to rename this character
#
# -E option is added to sed command in order to work on OSX
#


# First rename files

find . -type f -d  -name '*[<>:\\\|?\*\"]*' -exec bash -c 'x="{}"; y="$(sed -E "s/[<>:\\\|?\*\"]+/-/g" <<< "$x")" && mv "$x" "$y" && echo "change $x to $y" ' \;

# Then rename folders

find . -type d -d  -name '*[<>:\\\|?\*\"]*' -exec bash -c 'x="{}"; y="$(sed -E "s/[<>:\\\|?\*\"]+/-/g" <<< "$x")" && mv "$x" "$y" && echo "change $x to $y" ' \;
	# Remove illegal character for windows files
	# <>:"/\\|?*
	#
	# / is being ignored as it is tricky to rename this character
	#
	# -E option is added to sed command in order to work on OSX
	#


	# First rename files

	find . -type f -d -name '[<>:\\\\|?\\"]' -exec bash -c 'x="{}"; y="$(sed -E "s/[<>:\\\\|?\\"]+/-/g" <<< "$x")" && mv "$x" "$y" && echo "change $x to $y" ' \;

	# Then rename folders

	find . -type d -d -name '[<>:\\\\|?\\"]' -exec bash -c 'x="{}"; y="$(sed -E "s/[<>:\\\\|?\\"]+/-/g" <<< "$x")" && mv "$x" "$y" && echo "change $x to $y" ' \;